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Crystal River current. [volume] (Crystal, Colo.) 1886-18??, 1887-07-02

There's this difference between woman
and a r0se-crumple the latter and it smells
sweet; crumple the former and she looks
sour.
Crystal River current. [volume] (Crystal, Colo.) 1886-18??, 1887-07-02

From time immemorial languages have
changed and believe when the end of the
world comes the language spoken will be
Finnish
Crystal River current. [volume] (Crystal, Colo.) 1886-18??, 1887-07-02

of Harcln'' "rhat so? He don't look
like fighter" ''He isn't; he's coal
Jan -
Crystal River current. [volume] (Crystal, Colo.) 1886-18??, 1887-07-02

only stop talking your honor may hear
the roaring of the waterfall across the val
lew
Crystal River current. [volume] (Crystal, Colo.) 1886-18??, 1887-07-02

The Acknowledged Cure for Sick Head
ache, CARTER's LITTLE LIVER PILLS.
nnsn ppp nil
Crystal River current. [volume] (Crystal, Colo.) 1886-18??, 1887-07-02

A fine set of the famous Queensbury
Gloves sent by mail for $225.
A. G. KELLY.
5 MOntauk avenue, BROOKLYN, n. Y.
Crystal River current. [volume] (Crystal, Colo.) 1886-18??, 1887-07-02

Aspen and GienwOod Springs.
For investment in real estate and mines
in Pitl1in and Garfield Counties apply to b.
Clark Wheeler Il Co., Aspen, Colorado.
Crystal River current. [volume] (Crystal, Colo.) 1886-18??, 1887-07-02

Do Not Forget that Carter's Little Liver
Pills cure sick headache, often in two
hours.
Crystal River current. [volume] (Crystal, Colo.) 1886-18??, 1887-07-02

Relief is immediate, and cure sure.
Piso's Remedy for Catarrh. SO cents.
Crystal River current. [volume] (Crystal, Colo.) 1886-18??, 1887-07-02

Bottles $780,
Crystal River current. [volume] (Crystal, Colo.) 1886-18??, 1887-07-02
Liver. BL GOD And LUNG DISEASES.
GENERAL
DEBILITY.

Medical Discovery and Pellet
ailments and l cannot say enol
say q word in reference to vol
has proven itself a most excel
It has been used in my family
Dyspepsia.-JAMEs L. CcLt'
Mimi, writes: II was troubicGs
heartily and grow poor Mt the SALT
sour stomach, and many other
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-11-08
STATE ELECTIONS.

Elections for one or more State officers
and members of the Legislature are being
Held 10 several States to-day. Only IN
Maryland, New York. Ohio and Virginia
will the result have much political signif
icance. In Maryland Republicans and
xeformers have coalesed, but, as Balti-
more went Democratic by an increased
majority at the municipal election two
weeks ago, it is not probable that the
coalition ticket will be successful to-day.
In New York there are three tickets
IN the field for Secretary of State and
Attorney General. The Republicans are
running Fred. Grant solely on pedigree,
Abe United Labor party is running Henry
George for the same Office on his land
aheory, and the Democrats are running
Frederick Cook, the present incumbent
OF the office. because he has proved him
self an honest and efficient official. 1t
rs expected that George will draw more
votes from the Democrats than from the
Republicans, and on that is based the
hopes of Grants election, WHICH is as
sured il George gets as many votes in
she city as when he was candidate for
Mayor year ago.
In Ohio, Foraker, the present incum-
bent, and Powell head the Republican
and Democratic tickets, respectively.
There is hardly doubt of Foraker's sue
cess, and in that event he will probably
be a PROMINENT candidate for the Presi.
dental nomination next year.
The Legislature chosen to day in Vir-
4inia will elect United States Senator.
Malone is prominent candidate for the
position, and has been personally con.
Quoting the campaign in his own interest.
His chances of success are little better
AAan those of the Democrats 10 Ohio,
slough the readjustmsnt of the State
debt has figured in the campaign, and,
perhaps, has been turned to personal &C
count by the willy Malone, who has been
nsiDg considerable money to convince
voters that he is the right man for Sena.
ter.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-11-08
MORMON CHURCH PROPERTY.

The Supreme Court of Utah Territory
has delivered unanimous opinion on the
motion to appoint receiver for the prop.
srty of the Mormon church In excess of
$4,000, the limit fixed by the Act of
Congress. The court reviewed the Act
passed by the Territorial Legislature in
cooperating the church, and affirmed the
right of Congress TO disapproye the Act,
holding that no vested right accrued to
the church because its charter from the
Legislature was accepted ander the in.
desputable supreme right Of Congress to
annul it.
The statement Of facts submitted on
stipulation to the court showed that the
church personal property transferred to
local stakes last February, amounted to
1902, 9S2. IS; and also that there was on
hand real estate valued at $235, 600. and
therefore that the limit fixed by Congress
Eas exceeded.
The court decides from these fact that
che detunct church corporation has in it's
possession real property exceeding in value
$4,000, the limit fixed by the act of
Congress, and that portion of it is not a
building or the grounds appurtenant
ahsrsto held for the purpose of the wor.
ship of God.
The court did not determine the rights
81 the parties with respect to the property
Involved in the case, but allowed the mo.
Sion for vac appointment of receiver for
All property in excess of $50. belong
ing to the Mormon Church.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-11-08

"A terrible explosion Of molten steel
occurred Saturday at the works Of the
Springfield Iron Company at Springfield,
Ills. The entire city was shaken up by
the force of the explosion, and windows
were ratified as though by an earthquake.
Four tons of liquid metal were allowed
to flow into a wet receptacle and fright
full explosion ensued. It is reported
twenty men were burned.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-11-08

General Rosecrans, Register of the
Treasury, in his annual report, shows the
4otal amount of registered bonds out.
standing to be $3.50. 493,3 1872, of which
1zl2,4l5, $50 are held by the Treasurer 10
1ssst for national banks, $50, O76, O62 are
in She hands of domestic holders, and
I'll ,O0l, 500, or l.l3 per cent. of the en-.
sire amount, is held for foreigners. The
Register makes numerous recommends.
3ions.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-11-08
Proposals Wanted.
OFFICE OF THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
Humboldt Co, State OF Nevada.

OkFICB OF THE COUNTY C0AstsSIoHERs,
Humboldt Co., State Of Nevada.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Board of
IN County Commissioners of said county will
receive proposals for the erection of two bridges
one across 'Martin creek" and one across Got
tonwood creek"-up to the 18th day Of November,
1887
Said bridges 10 be erected about 10 miles north
of Willow Poiss WI ere the lane or road running
from David Absls IN the east side of Paradise
valley crosses said creeks. M
The bridges are to be built according to tbs
plans and specifications now on fe with the
Clerk OF said Board.
All proposals must be sealed and addressed to
the County Clerk. marked, proposals to build
bridge or bridges"
The Board reserves the right to reject all
proposals.
All materials are TO be furnished by the con.
tractor.
BY order OF the Board
A.. 7. gibson, Clerk.
Wi4asnsssa, October IL 1877. I'd
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-11-08
Dissolution Of COpartnership

Notice is hereby given that the eopartnership
heretofore existing between jeremiah HeaIn and
Edward Mullaney il Dissolved by mutual consent
Heran having purchased the interest ofMullaney,
will pay all debts contracted by the firm, and
collect all money due to the late firm.
JsasNiAH HKARN,
4 4. MuLLAsKY.
Dated October lltn, NV A-wkA
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-11-08
Notice for Publication.
LAND eYvTcK AT LAREvrEw, OREGON,
Septem Der 26th. 1887.

LAND eYrcm AT LAgEvIEw, OREGON,
September 26th. 1887.
Mt Office 10 hereby given that the following.
IN named settler has fled notice OF his inten.
ton to make final p'oof In sup. ort Of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before Il. III.
Test, Clerk OF Malheur County, Oregon, at Vale
Oregon, on the 18th OF November. 1887, viz: John
Breslin ID. s. NO. 1879, Tor the . w. Of Sec 2,
TIP Al s., r. 42E.
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of
saiS land, viz: Joseph N. King, John Mcclure,
John Byan and q. T. Haywood, all Of r. Nc.
Dermit. Nevada
oetl4.20ds A. Y. SxsILxe, Register.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-12

The State Of Liberty Enlightening the
Word. which stands on Bedloss Islane
ia The hsrbos oi New York. Il ole Of the
most sublime artistic conceptions Of modern
times. The torch ol the goddess lights tbs
nations OF the earth 10 peaoe, prosperity and
progress, through Liberty But liberty" is
sn empty word 10 the thousands OF pooI
women enslsyed by physical ailments a
hundredfold more tyranRical than any
Nero. To such sufferers DR. Pierces fay
orits Prescription holds forth the promise
OF speedy cure. Il is specific in all those
derangements. irregularities and wes knesses
which make life burden 70 50 many No
men. The only medicine sold by druggists
under q positive guarantee from the manu-
fac3ureri. that IL will give satisfaction IN
every ca BE- or money will be refunded Hee
guarantee printed on wrapper enclosing
bottle
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-12
OUT AT The HOME.
TIE Veterans Entertsined with Songs
sad RecitatIons

ana keGttaticns.
George A. Smith, Grand Rapids fsvorite
opera ossso. and G. b. Lambert, Who IS
having 10 domestic tragedy "a Mothers
Curse written for bis production and a
party Of their lady and gentlemen friends
visited fre Soldiers Home last evening and
gave a pleasant entertainment for the
amusement Of the veterans. At SIS the
concert hal In the house vas sled dv TIE
"boys in Blue and few visitors. Gen
Pierce introduced the visitors and Mr.
smith opened fhs entertainment With a
pretty song. Mr.. Lambert gave four reel
tstions-'God.' -Sstsns Address TO the
sun 'Curfsw" aud The Chsrxs Of the
Light Brigade -intsrsperssd with sonzs by
Mr.. smith and Mr.. Conklin. the
latter singing three OF the old war
song being acconpsnisd in the chorus BIZ
the soldiers. Both Mr Lambert and Mr.
Smith acquitted themselves sdmirablr the
former being loudly sppisuded and voci ter
ously cheered st the close OF the soldiers
fev0ri.e. "fhe Charge Of the Light Brig
sde The thanks Of The inmates we're
rendered them and 4 cordial invitation was
extended item % come azain The
vets gave three cheers and trrr for
those Who cheered them 10. nThs even.
inxs entertainment closed With a .ho~t
sferpieee IN ths GuyuoT's pario~. ss ons
oid veteran expressed it. and the visitors -
furne3 hcue hsppg n he thought that
hey had contributed 70 The enjoyment of
tae noble defenders Of our couatry.f
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-12

The Pztroiuaea Ask fsr an faSE<ass a.
sAl1sy-otAeF Scare Beslze4s.
r.. g.. - ss..l.-.s - tt..- fe.......s.

Ths Pxsrozu1ea Ak ssr an faSx<a8s IL
sal~sy-otAer Scare Beslzess.
TIE Eoasd q P0l,ee sas F1r< Casa SIS
sssasrs coaxsasS u zszalsr sessssa yssssg-
day sith Pssslaeat Dygers il tls eLzlf sa1
a tss l1ea4e~fs psssent fatre Exn Nc
lilllozza 80 Enea 81 t3r ns,tfc.1Es as
a4ss I'D rsins1aEed - Us los.zsoE. 4ks
igiieslng ecceon1s Ssgs allowed. S1riy r,
AsstheEtg a Co, slpP IS st5s IA.
Duxzsn = Co. sa9~l1x 50 -. lslep1eIis
Cen b4py MESSAGES. ii -, Secretary Ne
hesAe.ds. sstsry as 81 follcs Deg2gt1s1l
pay Ko.l $ So -. ElTs bep4u estt fay
FeL. sss2z - h4zsltlas, Perkins 4 Co.
afoks. Sl&13. A bsltslf. repairs, s-5.3t A.
herter. veterinary services. so s.. k1sssll
& slmmoGs. supplies, nfiy oeats.
Tee tolloBfng pellitou. >lKEed - forty
one patrols ca. vas 13u4sc ip-
0enFiem sa--Nou seriliouefs respectfully
ask your honorable body ~ AXE an1.F con
sicsrstioa ths mattef If increasing the pay
cl paisolmcn. They also beg leave 10 sag
kesi ia support Of tie sOoys request tlas
whsn ghe hours Of wozk are consld-
cred. tie psIFoimen do not now
receive tie salaries equal 10 those
reeslssd by lssn N positions o. equal re-
nsibiiity ia other Branches OF business.
Also that their uniforms are very expensive
and are ofen seriously impaired while Ia
discharge Of daty.
The petition was referred 70 the Commit
tee on Finance.
James Coats applied for position on the
police force. Committee on Msa aud Dis
clpilne.
The Committee on Rules reported that the
ordinance relative 10 boOsblacks bad been
laid on the table by the Council and that
there vas no probability OF It's being
adopted.
The Committee on Property was author
lied 10 purchase a new hose wagon and T.
one horse patrol wagon.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-12


kz9sxk k2&ts.sx Eaok eax<sg@e N@s =
q. 8 4. Esslrs@1 Ia tsSf
kxpxrt E1ks aseE J =. NoeS. 80 . 80
iBg - EoaEd q Paellc Works iszsoas r.
satsr saEDiy sad assr sds4Es4sss. = not
saolg 4akaosa - Ite oid=s resadssfs q
.hs Waller Cil5. II lso4 a. t1s uzae III.
Loinax wss pres isnt - Els Orand hap.ds
ss1d in.il4Ea Ksllresd com ps8Y, &r. coo<
s4s CHIEF sasiEeer AID surveyed a1d c1is-
s-Il - > iafk1 Forttl1 ~ taS cci4+-ef-
a. sl4ln. foz s1rTsy ~ TIE N4fs4<rn -3tl-
si3z. = a4E ess t1ea kuoso a. tas ofA-A4
n41s4s and N9Ft1<Fa rallr.zd. - Masts p
I,5S ~ 6sn. lEnss. a tEis CHS. 4f4iAs
zsa a1fth a. az A. CsslAr 1prln.ks before t1r
csmV.eiloa of t1s eoalnxEn G-Y-sion - e4-
der 10 ave the lzB1 grant Ar. toe- a.
tazt ume ra1Ee1 h.sn a. Ja4iro4t etlsi-
peer bal IL ls53 vert - Toledo, and s.lce
laaI tiEas hss n.ads lhs study % s2-sf e.
gI1szTl1s . specially.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-12
rEoUsLs AMOS0 the SOLDIERS
TIE Grand Rapids Gusrss snd lanes
Rises ~ Lox<srhessfs.

TIE Grand Rapids Guards ard lanes
Rises at Lcxrsrhesf-.
While IN camp At Brighton lass Nondav
nigat Charles A. Kelley and four or 6v.
ether members Of Comp>ny X. hent on bav-
inx = good time. secured a blsnkst and
trfesi - obtsin ere Of he youthf1l sons of
Aries. Who VS. employed ~ Company p.
- toss IN Il. The boy ran into he kitchen b.
of he issfnsme3 .ompsny. bnt wss pur.
sued BY Kelley aud his ccn psniors orsr-
terrn.stPr Itaov Interested sor The tov AMI
sn sitercsticn tock elace betwsen him and
Kelley. IN Fhich hibcy x0t tie worst ~ st
heiuE knocked 60 fhe xr1ur6 Csrtsfn
HeYu1su reported the matter - Cactain
hsnccc<. and CoIonai IRISH NV has it
rcder consideration. TIE slfsir sas erezce8
har1 Ieelinxs netwsen he companies as
each vsrulV eso01ses the cause ~ t1etr
nnenter kelley clslus ke 8 sorrv fer q
part Il IRE trsusacsiou. saws he was tso<-
ine fcr hln. sHs sciet ancn tte fr,1u. - 81
rise moment h1t tha members of Carpaav
p decline 20 sccect bis apology ard rasfer.
fsv sent = peiifion % Co.onel Irssh ssxio~
.hst be he iisnissef frars 80 ser.~rs So
threatsu thst if their request : den - fhsr
~iii withors~ rem tes Srats SERVES.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-12

The Cable Rosd Conpsny has completed
. tool house a. the intersection Of Lyon and
Union So. sad has everything in readiness
tor commencing operations on that portion
Of the rosd. building from aion-st. vest
ward Worx ou the frrsndvil lz- svs. hna
viii com nance Monday morRinx and the
cont actors promise inst both toe ca6is sni
Fifth Wsri lines will &c complete snd ia
operation by N0vsnber I. The con mranT
has easei tas two stores adjoining Folce
r. Hes1ousr.ers. ard vi asa shsn for The
storsge Of supplies.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-12

tIzcgf. JFEL.s bssle g.s -k.eais Pfins
e a.. ". bartholomew seAnchE AssuEp-
siL AsEf h.es----lAe Fesoas -. D@Disl
Aos .1n Nio.ating tss |iqaef ls~. Ap-
pea from Fel,oS Coafs hisd
cgFEEIok-Pstrek J. EnIsu ss. Chsr.ss
J. Eysn. IL clsBeeFs. Of0el I xlng bead
AZ C8e hundred dollars -1e1n Sio0s-
ns1sF - 24sse heensseI. 1fszkzss oa
tns ease Molten heretofore mace - cis-
miss unless attorney Zee be p<is, les having
been paid said motion 10 stand. Motion
foE security 10 stand t0f one week.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-12

sscogns oa gls,s % 20 sent


There were eve fair sisters. and szoa bad al
slnl--
Flora would fam BE fashionable dame.
scholarly Susan e. ecflcn xas books.
Co1Cetf.ss Cora cared more for good looks
Anna. ambitions. asp red sfsr ws2ith.
Sensible sarah sought first foT good health.
81 she took Dr. Pierce's Golden Med "a
Discovery snd srew healthy srd bioomfne.
Cora's 6ssusy gn.cElv faded. Snssn's eve
sight failsi from over stnaV. Fiors hecsr1s
nervous sni fresfUi in striving sftsr fashion
sBd sickiy family kert Anuss husband
poor. Bal sensible sarah grew daily mora
teag1fui charming and intelligent, sad she
married ricb.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-12

ersaa kspass 1yPesIspsscsl uaasn "a
- n0~ Azs ths 1ness seosas 81 sny orgak1-
zs-aa 81 t1e kin1 = tas a est es FeoGs
ere e2 as le'ra aoet 81 Ne. - Pear a.
shd assF 49, ssssaatly sr~scess aud drce-
fate1 sa8 &c ao1<e ~ sxea go lhs or2s-
sess csalese I1s tefn2taxs = q - ssao-
rae cezs9ctsf sad beautiful pics0res edeTn
t1s sAis. fAe usaa Gers q tie efAit are -
&c eoagfslalstsd % tier exes. snt quarters
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-12

Forts1sath Ds~as LisiBxstss sna Seeks
n.sch VIA FefI

Forts2sgth Ds~as ListBxstss aud seeks
aztoh Wtth Fell
r0n Portsmouth, lad siI round set %
wiIh Ade bert Livingston, TIE fsari-st. res
tAurant man. yesterday sfisruoon Ia The
the Place u she latter. knocking him oG'
completely. L1yinxston's shirs slteSes
zgacsd he n0or aad he vas otherwise de-
nor4lized- Portsmouth last evening issued
tbs following chal.enge,
GkAsD RAPIDS. August II.
! hereby ell4llenge anybody 70 wfestle
m. AIMS length. "Crzuky' Livingston pre-
ferred. or / VII light jim fell 10 a nnisa
with kid gloves.
PLUG Hat TON.
As Livingston will probably not care to
again Ace Tom isit. Marsh kysFs VIII nave
a. opportunity Of getting on nght Tor the
piucky Fell Tor Portsmouth want. gore
n ,oas uaa, help u 0ng kiHd ~ our
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-12

Ars. James t4o50zs vs. open a rnaricrre -
ssisoiishnenf II the ~ fbi8isomo 5ail6iBx
n = few fars. M fsoi1x~ - thor3oz8lF
ccu,Sefe1s. having fs<eB A eomplels ccu-Se
with A-s y. p Coho 81 Chiraso. and =
prererei 90 treat she bar6s ard fest ss
vel es beR1tfy 5ng The c0mrle lexio- 4 rare
orccrTnnisv far ffs ladies' ~ s-s.f Rsniss
pcnt nise t she csr - fsunf - sts
Wsalthv-svz nj her os7'rs is s~-sreeS
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-12
Coed Ground. for Divorce.

Harry E. Curtis wants divorce from his
wife, Ida May Curtis nee stckney, to whom
he was married in November, 1879. at
Janesville. Wis. and TO whom were born
two children, who are of the ages Of and 4
years. Turner & Carroll are his attorneys
and the Circuit Court is the tribunal asked
TO make the separation. In his complaint
be charges Ida with having committed the
crime Of adultery several times. snd with
three different parties. Eugene II &, Of In
dianspoiis Thomas Witt. at North Vernon.
Ind, and Robert Kelley. OF the latter place.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-12
The B.byis IAN stopped To. .

we took il out riding in its carriage and
il went 10 sleep. Il caught cold while we
were carrying il from the carriage back into
the hou$e" The Holman Adjustable Baby
Carriage can be detached from the whee.s
and ca-fied into the house without disturb
ing the baby. See advertisement and send
for catalogue. 275 Wabash Avenue, Chi
cagO, H.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-12

TIE G R a T. Rai ras6 Cor usrv hs~s
otf-rs6 for - 3 81 rf tte rins isass IN Lar.
ccuafF. Se1isi ss1s elii - -soeived ~ W
o. H1x,ar1 tano Gcnrn s-5oner - 80
orsnef l'ctcos- 81 nszt PAS sn1 flrtee-
inf-rrasflca car = Aet hy ss5-esssrz n,
a. 0rs1d Rspi1s Nich
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-12

JUsT THINK handsome handkerchief
Dinner Set. l64 pieces only 1919, at Evans
china Store Is Monroe ST
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-12

BIUsRICH-On Thursday, August H. at his
residence, 80 N6s. Broadway, hcnry Blumricn,
aged 50 years ana IS days
Funeral nom Mission Wood Presbyterian
church, a. 3 o eloe K sunday sferaooa, August Il
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-12

Spend your vacation at The kensing-
ton." Haroor Springs. Mich.
Ton B. SEELY Manager.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-12
OFFICE OF THE EAGLE STEAM LAUNDRY
AND DYE housE, No. q cAyAL.sr..

AND DYE HOUSE, NO. = IA$AL.sT., \
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich, July 20, 1887.
Editor TtLKGkAN-HARALD:
Please inform the public that ] have con-
nected a steam laundry with my DYE House
and Securing establishment. s,d will do my
utmost to give them the best work that was
ever brought out by machinery. and tell
them that | humbly ask Of them share OF
their trade Your most humble servant
q. A BERwIN.
Ring telephone No. 9l9.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-12

Sagars-Cui loaf. &C, granulsset. &C: "a "a
eotsc; Extra 'C, s. stlS C, Yellow c" 4;4eD5c-
Co1ee-Green Rio eJgl1c. Rio. roasted. 2092jc;
Java green, 52 c; Java. roasted, c; Mara
osibo roasted. z0s2lc; Mexican. roasted 2les25c.
Ieas-Jepan, the, 35z &c: japan, medium. 2ots
S0c; ordinary. lSe2tc: Hyson, 501g5oc RuDpowde-.
A9toOc. Oolong, f9et6oc; Congo. BQS5c.
flour-S22C per cwt.; Ss.25 per bbl.: patent pro
oess $50 per cwL, S5.25 per Dbl. ell wheat nouf
s2-2o per cwt., Sl.f0p per bbi-; buckwheat, 81 go
-.50 per cwt.
Mil Feed-Screenings, Sls per ton bran. Sic;
khiQs, 81 .. mtdduugs eiGys6 80.
Feed-Corn and oats, 1919.
Kerosene Oil-Aichigan test 9s4c Per gallon;
vSter white, Il. &C.
Sascline-ll1zc pe- gallon.
Sceds-ClOyeE, 8 5000 W. timothy. s.. SG251
sGlt-Michsg6n. 75c. Eastern, 90c.
Fish-No. white Ash. $40 per half bbl-; other
grades. &Joo $50 per half bbl: trout, zo75; cod
salt. &C per 10; clans 800 per hundred, canned
Oysters. selects D $500; smoked haihut 9etl2c
Pork in barrels-aess pork. Chicago packed,
l5oogl5.oo: extra snort cets sl6.J1; standard
clear back. $500.
Lard-TieTces. &c. % and 30 ID. tubs, nc: So
ID. round tins. 100 cases, 7c IN tin pals, 7j5cS
1s<c.
Reef IN barrels-Extra mess. warranted 600 lbs,
- 51ds % extra. boneiess. $40 81
Buiterne-Dairy. solid packed. i2c, rolls and
prnts, lSc. creamery, solid. 15c. rolls and pTinis
lee extra creamery, packed. DC; rolls snd pTiuts
ZIG
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wosDERFuIi-Besutifu 56-piece Tea
Sets. SIX different kinds. only 5 40. Don'l
miss seeing them. At Evans China Store,
10 Monroe ST.
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GRAND RAPIDS MARKETS


BeaIs-Hsnd picked 81 sol 30 per DusheL
BLtter-i aIry i4esl c..
CkseSe-SIafe. e; New York. full cream. loc
Clover Seed-sf uC9i - per bushel.
Dned FullsS-Apples, evapOEated l29lsc per
pound; quarters, 6G7c per pound; cherries
lo.al5c per pound; peaches. l1Cl5c per pound
EggS-FTcSh. i2Gfl4c.
Fresh meas-DresSed hogss5 500 90 per cvt
mutton g. 0G95 80; veal g. O0sG6 20; beef - oOG
o %.
Grsin-Wheat, HewClawson 70c;i Lancaster q
Oats, OG21c- Rye. 4s150c. Corn. 40041c. Bar
ley, 81 A@1 80 percwt.
nldes-Green 5l5Gtc part cured 65S91c: cured
7@71zc calf skins s 10 Il pounds. sc. fipsEins
green. &c; cured 9t910c, dcsin skins. 2O95oc each
sheep pelts, 6Oc8sl, wool being estimated al 2e
Per pound
Honey-99lic; strained. 6G9c.
Hsy-TimOthy sl-Gl4 per ION; clover 3lo9l2
new tmOtAy. 3yali. Baed, Sl6.
Poultry-Turkeys dressed, 1O&l2c; ducks, l2s
PFC fowls 1lgl21%c.
f0tatoes-U06365c.
strsw-s5 per ton; sS,95 oOper losd.
Ial!ow-21@t2tzc per 10.
Ncol-N sshec z7ld5tc c; unwashed one-third OF.
Wocd-Block stove wood 81 50S2 per cord: four
ioct wood S4QS5 90 per cord
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More real estate - bought end sold through
tie medium Of 0ar "sGAts' then at other woys
of dareTfistng.
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FURNITURE TO ORDER.

Anything or everything in the
line Of special furniture, inside
finish of house, Office or store,
wood manteis, and contract
workof any kind made TO order
on short notice and in the best
manner out of thoroughly dried
lumber of any kind. Designs fur
nishcd when desired.
Wolverine Chair Factory,
w. Z. Pcarl-st, bridge
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Imported fror Gp~-sn~- F7a~strrks
Lager Re-r bv Henry Hah-r
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ToWN TOPICS.

WssH ssfss AlE l1-fstf ~eaLAsf.
nztasr.y x.nds. seesaiax sarsAess.
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Tmpcrtsd Bavarisn Lager Bser, ITon-st-
Henrv Hnner
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Tvpsrtss Rsvsrssn LAsz- Zee. Lvoz 81
by Esnsy Haker
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Imported frcra Hers = zsl
Laser Reer. ~ Henry Aoser.
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.'sesnls." IAs rates are a, The head o. ne co..